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Rapid Reference — IPM / Biologicals

Managing Woodborers
Applying certain insecticides can control wood-boring tree pest populations in nurseries, but preventive practices are more effective.
by Eric Rebek

Let Beneficial Insects Work For You
Integrated pest management programs that use beneficial insects can reduce landscape pests in an environmentally safe way.
by Timothy Abbey

The Future of IPM
An ornamental entomologist says redefining integrated pest management as sustainable pest management will better serve the industry.
by Suzanne Wainwright-Evans

Natural Enemies to the Rescue
Beneficial insects, such as mealybug destroyers, Asian lady beetles and green lacewings, help to implement augmentative biological control.
by Michael Raupp and Paula Shrewsbury

Ornamental Weed Control
Properly identifying weeds, selecting an effective means of control and applying it at the proper time can keep weed populations at manageable levels.
by Tim Malinich

Taking a Stroll with Biocontrol
The key to using biological-control agents to manage pests and diseases in a nursery setting is understanding the fundamentals of this natural option.
by Scott Ludwig and Kevin Ong

New Pest Invaders
Learn what to look for when dealing with the latest pests making their way into the US nursery industry.
by Scott Ludwig

Nature as a Pest Manager
An associate professor and extension urban horticulturist evaluates successful biological control methods for tansy ragwort.
by Linda Chalker-Scott

Keeping the Heat on Pests
Using a hot water immersion system effectively can control some plant pests during propagation.
by Stanton Gill et al

New Technologies for Pest Management
Growers need to stay on top of the research, products and technologies that will aid them in protecting their plants against pests.
by Suzanne Wainwright-Evans

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